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Sexual assault resources at Tech: The truth students need to know

Thirteen percent of all college students will experience a form of power-based violence, which involves sexual assault, domestic violence and stalking, during their academic career, according to the Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network (RAINN). This means for millions of students, college is not just a place of learning, but […]

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Executive order temporarily creates campus chaos

A recent memo from the executive office of the president, sent the education system into a frenzy around the country. The memo was created on Jan. 27, and by the next morning it circulated around Tech, sending faculty into a search of what this meant and what the next steps […]

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Overdose Awareness in Putnam County

Did you know, according to the CDC’s National Center for Health Statistics, 107,543 people in the U.S. died of a drug overdose in 2023?  That was only a 3% decrease since 2022 and was the first decrease in drug overdoses since 2018. September is National Recovery Month in the US.  […]

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Tech alumni photographs World Archery at the Paris Olympics

Recent Tech alumni and current graduate student, Emily Armstrong, photographed for World Archery at the 2024 Olympics from July 21-Aug. 4 in Paris, France. Armstrong is a professional photographer with a specialization in sports photography who recently earned undergraduate degrees in Marketing and Data Analytics and is currently pursuing her […]

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Methadone clinic voted to proceed with 6-2 vote

On Wednesday, Aug. 28, the Board for Licensing Health Care Facilities in Nashville approved a methadone clinic to be built on Burgess Falls Road sponsored by Cedar Recovery, an opioid addiction clinic in Mt. Juliet.  Without researching further into its use, the root word “meth” can be scary. On the […]

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The Price of Progress: How Humans Are Endangering the Natural World

Nature has been the cornerstone of human survival since the dawn of civilization. It provides us with the essentials of life — air, water, food, and shelter — while also offering aesthetic, cultural, and spiritual value. However, the relationship between humans and nature has become increasingly exploitative. In the quest […]

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How Mission: Impossible Set the Stage for Ethan Hunt’s Fate

The fate of Tom Cruise’s Ethan Hunt has been a major question going into Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning, but the franchise may already have confirmed what will happen to the character. Since the ending of Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning, questions have been raised about the next installment […]

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Cultural Reflections: How Movies Shape Community Narratives

Movies have long served as more than mere entertainment; they act as cultural touchstones, reflecting societal values and inspiring change. From fostering shared experiences to shaping collective identities, films have a profound impact on how communities understand themselves and engage with the world. This article delves into the various ways […]

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The Long Road to Reconciliation: Why War Cannot Lead to Peace

Throughout history, wars have often been seen as a means to achieve peace, whether through the resolution of conflicts, the establishment of new borders, or the overthrow of oppressive regimes. However, despite these intentions, wars rarely lead to lasting peace. In fact, they often create more instability, suffering, and division. […]